From SOTI:
“The Rock ‘N Roll Hall Of Fame is as legit as the Nobel Peace Prize.”
Tangential thought: Let’s assume that you had the option of selecting the very first ten entrants — performers separate from non-performers — to the RRHOF, which would they be (order not important)?
Mine are below the fold.
And another fine and wonderful thing comes under attack:
Michelangelo’s masterpiece, The Creation Of Man, on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel is a symbol of white supremacy, according to one woke writer.
The world-renowned piece of art which features a white-skinned Adam reaching out his hand to God, has come under fire.
It has been called ‘the perfect convergence’ of Caucasian dominion.
My idea of “perfect convergence” would be that of an axe with this fuckwit’s head, but no doubt someone is going to have a problem with this.
Update: Never mind; it’s Robin DiAngelo. Should have known. Not even worth a rant, although I had one ready. Every time this human shithole speaks, she lessens humanity’s sum of knowledge and goodness.
Worthless sack of wokist shit [redundancy alert].
Next…
So let’s get at it:
…comment from an Italian friend: “You need to boil them first.”
And on that topic: last week’s “Spank That Botty” theme was quite popular, so guess what?
MOAR BOTTY!
I know what y’all are thinking. Stop it. Go to work.
Although she was made famous to American audiences in Dynasty, Stephanie Beacham had already had quite a career beforehand. But who cares? Today, she’s in her sizzling seventies, and looks as good as she always did. Proof? you say? In more-or-less chronological order, then:
As we all remember her in Dynasty — with the big hair:
And nowadays…
(click to embiggen — and note the freckled cleavage!!!!)
Beautiful back then, stunning now.
Let’s just assume that you want to escape the coming Collapse / Apocalypse ahead of time, leaving your current abode and fleeing to a place which conceivably might grant you a chance of survival. How to go about finding such a place?
Well, one group took a stab at finding a solution, and it makes for quite interesting reading because of the factors used to qualify/disqualify various areas around the Lower 48. Take a look [warning: it’s a long read, but worth it].
A short one, but a goodie: